• However, Dr Neil Stanley, of the University of Surrey, said sleep loss harmed spatial learning, although the brain could rise to the "spatial learning" challenge in the short-term it would struggle eventually.

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  • But we can start by challenging our ideas, attitudes, and assumptions about the educational system, and then determine whether they align with what modern research has discovered about the brain and learning.

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  • The third step in brain mastery involves learning how to read the body language of others around you.

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  • Samples taken from regions of the brain important in learning and memory were tested.

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  • The neural networks in the brain strengthen as a result of language learning.

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  • Mary Lou Jepsen of Google believes we can better understand brain disease, and brain functions like language learning, if we can massively increase the resolution of brain scans.

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  • The jet-lagged hamsters showed a drastic drop in neuron production in the hippocampus area of the brain, which closely contributes to memory processing and learning.

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  • The data was then processed and showed people with schizophrenia had fewer successful "dockings" in the left hippocampus area in the brain - an area known to be involved in learning, perception and memory - than healthy people.

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  • It is not yet clear how learning triggers the retention of the new brain cells and the laying down of memories.

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  • Hawkins, who will continue to work as chief technical officer of Treo maker palmOne (nasdaq: PLMO - news - people ), already has his own research lab to study the neocortex, a massive part of the brain thought to hold such higher level functions as language, learning, memory and complex thought.

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  • Dr Miller has conducted studies on the effects of brain-training games on learning.

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  • When you start something new, a large number of neurons in the frontal cortex (the higher, more conscious command area of the brain) are recruited and become active, helping you in the learning process.

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  • He later became a neuroscientist, now at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, spending most of his career doing basic research on how the brain's cells form connections during learning.

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  • But the reality is that many parts of the brain work together to produce speech and no single gene, region of the brain or theory can explain successful language-learning.

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  • Targacept's pill is more refined, he says, because it binds with a subtype of neuronal nicotinic receptor situated mostly in parts of the brain that process sensory information and aid in learning and short-term memory.

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  • In earlier experiments, designed to replicate normal learning, Dr Tononi found that the part of the brain showing most slow-wave activity during sleep was the same as the part that had been activated during the experiment.

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  • Moreover, the particular protein that the flies lack is most concentrated in brain areas involved in learning and memory.

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  • Bear's subsequent experiments with mice with fragile X indicate that the brain makes too much of key proteins that prevent proper learning from occurring.

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  • Researchers at Stanford University and MIT's Picower Institute for Learning and Memory had activated light-sensitive neurons in the brain's hippocampus involved in the memory of fright.

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  • Revealingly, the new gene, called neuregulin-1, turns out to be involved in brain cell "plasticity, " the rewiring process that enables learning.

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  • Researchers are learning that precisely targeting barely noticeable pulses to affected areas of the brain can help restore some normal function to the cerebral circuitry.

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  • Even reading this article or learning the face of someone new at work will leave an impression on your brain.

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  • These drugs may help in childhood learning disability, in the memory loss with ageing and even in recovery from brain damage.

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  • At the same time, social and intellectual activities such as visiting family and friends, reading, playing intellectually stimulating games or learning a new language did nearly nothing to ward off the symptoms of an aging brain, the study said.

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  • This type of experiential, addictive learning improves decision-making skills and increases the processing speed and spatial skills of the brain.

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  • Brain science is complex, but the simplified version is that our brains use dopamines to reward learning.

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  • Though the receptors got their name through their association with nicotine, their primary function in the brain is to regulate the release of a variety of neurotransmitters, including acetylcholine, which aids learning and memory.

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  • In each of these areas, the machines, objects, systems, and all sorts of other items and sensors are growing a brain and learning to talk.

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  • Jeff Hawkins, Numenta co-founder, and Michael Chui, a principal at the McKinsey Global Institute will discuss on Wednesday evening an alternative approach to big data, using brain-inspired machine learning technology and a cloud-based service called Grok that recognizes complex patterns from data streams and generates actionable predictions in real time.

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